Nee explains that God’s work is not the sum of human effort—it is God’s own operation, centered in Christ and expressed through the church as His Body. The real test is not “Is it effective?” but “Does it build in life?”
Inside you’ll find teaching on:
* God’s work vs. religious activism
* God’s eternal purpose and the need for revelation
* The church as the sphere and goal of God’s work
* The danger of individualistic, independent ministry
* Gifts vs. the ministry of life (“death works… life in you”)
* Brokenness and the release of Christ’s life for building
* Prophetic and priestly ministry: serving God before serving people
Clear, challenging, and deeply devotional, God’s Work is ideal for personal study, discipleship, and any believer who wants ministry governed by God’s purpose rather than self-driven ambition.
Annotated Edition: Includes chapter notes and selected footnotes for added clarity and guided reflection.